Sentence examples for use of paint from inspiring English sources

If distressing clothing for a play or for role playing, judicious use of paint can be very useful.

Polke's use of paint to replicate the half-tone dot process of newspaper photographic reproduction gave paintings such as Bunnies (1966)—a reference to the byname of the scantily clad hostesses at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Clubs for men a blurred and dreary quality, ironically causing the women, dressed in sexy costumes, to physically and psychologically disappear from view.

Her use of paint and often provocative subject matter was sensitive, seductive and moving.

AkzoNobel, for example, maker of Dulux paints, is experimenting with the use of paint as a tool for local regeneration.

Or on one he didn't like: "I can admire Bacon's crafty use of paint, though it tends towards gimmickry.

Carved surface decoration was largely replaced by colour, through the use of paint, veneers, or inlays of contrasting wood.

She also showed Greco-Roman prints, but the use of paint-splashed burlap was most intriguing.

No American painter of the late 20th century made such telling use of painting's European past to lambaste the painful contradictions of the American present.

His use of painted and projected backdrops (including the Roman Forum, a boat dock, and light-show psychedelia) gave his photographs a low-budget Hollywood touch that looks positively postmodern today.

All in all, the manipulation of light, through the use of paints, fabrics, and lighting, should always be one of the first considerations when designing a room or a home.

The use of paints is an activity affecting the levels of ethylbenzene, the xylenes, and the trimethylbenzenes.